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1. I like that one on the right since it adds more flavor to the characters.

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   • Flavor. That’s a good term for it…

     • I found that use of the word in the 1970s National Football League videos when former players described football players who were very colorful characters playing the game.

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       • it’s a great word, I think I’ll steal it

         • Be my guest since the old school American football had its share of strange characters.

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2. Woow, wonderful work …. I hardly decided which style is better

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   • even your inability to decide is valuable information to me

3. I liked us, as I see from the comments it is more preferred. For me it is more expressive.

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   • wild and loose brushstrokes have a nice energy

4. wow! this is totally bad ass

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   • Glad to hear you like it

5. I picked the Ni as my choice. They are both excellent choices though.

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   • I like that one, myself. The brushstrokes bring something nice to the table

6. duh, like what Carol said, this is a hard one, but I’ll go with the busier one on the right (Ni) because the main figure pops out more, instead of receding into the background.

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   • the sharpness makes the figures pop

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7. Both of course but I chose the one on the left. Even though the other one is cool too.
   Indecision is driving me insane.

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   • that was never my intention

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     • I agree with Carol … On the left.

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     • I know… just sayin’

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       • Repeat to yourself “This is just a show, I should really just relax…”